IATA 2-Day Basic Initial Air Certification

*See Special Limited

Time

Discount on Back

Page.

Multimodal Dangerous

Goods Transportation

Certification

2-Day Workshop satisfies

mandatory training requirements

including the General Security

Awareness Component

Boston - Oct. 15-16, 2008

Garden City - Oct. 20-21, 2008

West Palm Beach - Oct. 27-28, 2008

Chicago - Nov. 3-4, 2008

Woodbridge - Dec. 1-2, 2008

IATA 2-Day Basic

Initial Air Certification

Intensive training workshop for

those involved in transporting

dangerous goods by air.

Thorough examination of IATA

regulations and processes

Garden City - Oct. 6-7, 2008

Chicago - Nov. 6-7, 2008

Boston - Nov. 17-18, 2008

Woodbridge - Dec. 8-9, 2008

Shipping Dangerous

Goods by Air

Essential recurrent training

1-Day Certification for those who

ship dangerous goods by air

Boston - Oct. 17, 2008

Garden City - Oct. 22, 2008

West Palm Beach - Oct. 29, 2008

Chicago - Nov. 5, 2008

Woodbridge - Dec. 3, 2008

This 2-Day workshop satisfies mandatory compliance training

requirements including the new general security awareness component.

Multimodal Dangerous Goods

Transportation Training Certification

YOU SHOULD ATTEND IF YOU:

Are a new DG employee that needs to be trained within the 90 days of your start date, or if you are due for re-certification training and: ■ _{Classify dangerous goods}

■ _{Package dangerous goods}

■ _{Mark and label/placard packages or vehicles} ■ _{Prepare shipping papers}

■ _{Offer or accept dangerous goods for} trans-port

■ _{Handle dangerous goods (e.g. load, unload,} secure)

■ _{Operate a transport vehicle} ■ _{Retest or recondition packaging}

■ _{Supervise or manage the above positions.} ■ _{You also require training in General}

Awareness and Security. No Prerequisite Necessary The DOT imposes fines of up to $50,000 per day

for each civil violation in dangerous goods ship-ping. Fines for single shipments have reached the $75,000 point and higher. CFR Title 49 demands documented training for hazmat employees. Train today and avoid civil and/or criminal liabil-ity and fines.

TRAINING IS A MUST...and a critical element to the future of your business.

More than forty percent of DOT enforcement actions pertaining to violations of the dangerous goods transportation regulations involve the fail-ure of hazmat employers to provide training.

Your Satisfaction is Guaranteed

or Your Money Back

If you are not 100% satisfied with an Unz & Co. training program for any reason, we will refund your money within 30 days of the

work-shop date or issue you a credit towards another Unz & Co. workshop of your choosing.

Did you know? The Federal Register has released

an update on the civil and criminal penalties. ■ _{The fine went from $32,500 to $50,000 for a}

knowing violation and to $100,000 if a death occurs—and jail sentences can go up to 10 years.

■ _{Criminal penalties now apply for any} reck-less and willful violations.

Learn about regulatory additions and changes enacted in the last 12 months: Dangerous goods enforcement activity is at an all-time high and new homeland security regulations are makingit even more difficult to remain compliant.

Aero Quality Sales, Inc. Alstom Power

ASCO Freight Management, Inc. Aventis Pasteur, Inc.

Avon

Berkshire Corp. Colgate Palmolive Comax, International Crabtree & Evelyn Dassault Falcon Jet, Inc. Estee Lauder Inc.

Glaxo Smith Kline Halls Warehouse Industrial Scientific, Inc INO Therapeutics Kirker Enterprises Laird Technologies Merck Research Center Midway Aircraft Instruments Mitsubishi Inc.

Novozymes North America Otten Flavors, Inc.

Polarome Inc. Power Fasteners, Inc. Revlon, Inc.

Roche Molecular Systems Steel Elements, Inc. Sun Oil, Inc.

Sygenta Crop Protection Virginia Dare International Votorantim Int’l

Wacker Chemicals, Inc Woods Hole Oceanographic Here's what past attendees

have said about this course:

“

I really enjoyed the Unz work-shop. The instructor was very knowledgeable on the topic and was very open to questions and took into account our per-sonal job functions when explaining the different proce-dures for shipping dangerous goods. I felt the class to be VERY informative and came home with more knowledge on the subject than I could ever imagine.

Kasha Brathwaite, Account Management, drom International, Inc.

The presentation was very detailed and easy to under-stand. The instructor took the time to discuss any concerns or questions on both an individual and class basis.

Katie Hemphill, Export Compliance Specialist, Atotech USA, Inc.

”

Recertification is

Required Every Three

Years

Unz & Co.’s Certificate of Training complies with the

employee training requirements in 172.704(a) and (c), and with the employer’s recordkeeping requirements in 172.704(d) of 49 CFR.

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING

General Awareness/ Familiarization Training

You’ll be instructed in using 49CFR Parts 100-185, how to understand the purpose and meaning of each section, and how to recognize and identify dangerous goods consistent with the hazard communica-tion standards.

Function-Specific Training

As a participant, you’ll receive train-ing and testtrain-ing in:

• Hazard Classification • Marking, Labeling, Placarding • Shipping Paper Preparation • Performance Packaging Selection • Use of air and ocean related regulations

General Security Training

Each hazmat employee must receive training that provides an awareness of security risks associated with dangerous goods transportation.

Day 1

7:30 Registration and

Continental Breakfast

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Background and Introduction

• Statutory Basis for the Regulations 49CFR Overview, DOT, IMDG and ICAO/IATA • Who’s Regulated? What’s Regulated? The

par-ties, the products, the purpose • Learning to use 49CFR, Parts 100-180.

Examining its organization; finding aids • The Modal Administrations. The roles of the

FRA, FHWA, USCG, etc. General Security Awareness • Security risks in hazmat transportation • Methods of enhancing general security • Recognize & respond to security threats Classification

• Hazard Class Definitions

• The Process (rules) of Classification, the most important compliance step

• Identification/ Classification of: – Dangerous Goods – Hazardous Substances – Hazardous Wastes – The “RQ” Requirements – Marine Pollutants – Consumer Commodity Marking

• Determining Package Marking Requirements — For Bulk and Non-Bulk

Labeling

• Determining Hazard Class Labeling (including additional requirements)

The Dangerous Goods Table • Finding a Proper Shipping Name • The Impact of UN Recommendations on

172.101

• Examining the special provisions column 7 • Understanding the Appendices

Day 2

7:30 Continental Breakfast

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Documentation

• Preparing a correct Shipping Paper (172.202) including Certification

• The Hazardous Waste Manifest Placarding

• Determining Placarding Requirements — For Bulk and Non-Bulk

Emergency Response Information • Part 172.600 of 49CFR

Training Record Requirements • Part 172.700 of 49CFR

Loading-Unloading-Bracing • LTL, TL, Bulk

Performance-Based Packaging • Standards and Tests

• Specification for containers The International Air Transport Regulations

• Overview of the relationship between DOT and ICAO/IATA

• IATA Shipper’s Declaration The IMDG Code - Ocean

• Overview on using the IMDG code of Regulations

• The Schedules, Documentation and Packaging • Marine Pollutants

TWO-DAY SCHEDULE

Unz & Co.’s MultiModal Dangerous Goods Transportation Workshop delivers the up-to-date information you need

to meet dangerous goods training requirements including the new general security awareness component.

FREE BONUS!

A $295 RETAIL VALUE!

Valuable resource materials—yours to keep!

The Unz & Co. Compliance Manual Specially designed for the workshop! Featuring examples and exer-cises, the manual helps you understand and apply each regulation. Includes exercises and tests to help you comply with the law.

Latest Edition 2008 Response Guide An easy-to-use, color-coded refer-ence listing over 2,500 dangerous goods by name and U.N. identification number.

49CFR Parts 100-185

Your copy of the DOT reg-ulations.

ACT NOW!

*Half Price Discount: Register two attendees

to the same workshop (samedate & location)

and the third attendeewill receive a half price discount!Offerexpires December

31, 2008. Appliesto Dangerous Goodsseminars only and

can’t be combined with any other offers.

Introduced This Year!

IATA 2-Day Basic

Initial Air Certification

Created for those new to transporting

danger-ous goods by air, Unz & Co.’s IATA INITIAL

AIR Training Workshop provides the

regulato-ry skills required to document, classify, prepare,

offer, and accept these shipments.

This course is a high-energy, intensive

presen-tation. To aid in the learning process, attendees

will be assigned Work Projects on most subjects

to help them test their understanding of the

material as it is presented.

Participants will leave with a sound working

knowledge of the regulations and how they

should be applied to the movement of their

Dangerous Goods via the air mode.

This comprehensive look at the IATA regulations and processes will

give you a thorough knowledge of:

ICAO and IATA regulations for applicability, limitations, classifica-tion, identificaclassifica-tion, packing, marking, labeling and preparation of dangerous goods paperwork.

The course will provide a solid informational grounding in the following:

■ _{Dangerous Goods Classes and Divisions} ■ _{Dangerous Goods Definitions}

■ _{Marking and Labeling} ■ _{Packaging Requirements}

■ _{Responsibilities of the shipper agent and carrier regarding} documentation

■ _{Proper techniques and documentation for shipping radioactive} materials, including state and operator variations

NEW AND

NOTEWORTHY

You will receive the latest edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations when you attend this 2-day work-shop. Strict adherence to its guidelines is mandatory. Don’t risk fines and penalties due to non-compliance.

This workshop will help you attain a thorough understanding of how to use and comply with this important reference. Attendees who are famil-iar with the DGR will ben-efit from learning about the newest rules and regulations.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Warehouse Personnel Who Handle, Prepare for Shipment or Accept Shipments of Dangerous Goods

• Dangerous Goods Transport Personnel • Dangerous Goods Incident Responders Personnel who:

• Classify Dangerous Goods • Package Dangerous Goods

• Mark and Label/Placard packages or vehicles • Prepare Shipping Papers

• Offer Dangerous Goods by Air No Prerequisite Necessary

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING

ACT

NOW!

*Half Price Discount: Register two attendeesto the same

workshop (samedate & location) and thethird attendee will

receive a half pricediscount! Offer expires December31, 2008.

Applies to DangerousGoods seminars only and can’t be combinedwith

Day 1

7:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Introduction

Structure of the IATA

Dangerous Goods Regulations • Work Project 1—Introduction and

Structure Applicability

• Shippers Responsibilities

• Applicable Air Transport Requirements • Consolidations

• Retention of Documents • Operators Responsibilities • Training Requirements

• General Awareness and Security • Work Project 2—Applicability Forbidden & Hidden Dangerous Goods Limitations

• Hidden Dangerous Goods

• Provisions for Passengers and Crew • Airmail

• Operator’s Property • Air Cargo

• Introduction to Excepted and Limited Quantities

• State and Operator Variations • Work Project 3—Limitations Classification

• Introduction to the Nine Hazard Classes • Packing Groups

• Multiple Hazards, Shippers Responsibilities

• Class 1 to Class 5, Including Packing Group Assignment for Class 3 • Class 6 - Class 9

• Including Packing Group Assignment for Division 6.1 and Class 8

• Multiple Hazards - Table 3.10.A • Transport of Samples for Further Testing • Work Project 4—Classification

Identification

• Selecting a Proper Shipping Name • Mixtures and Solutions

• Transport of Samples for Further Testing Mixtures and Solutions

• Use of Table 4.1.A

• Using the List of Dangerous Goods • Special Provisions

• Numerical Cross-Reference – List of Dangerous Goods • Work Project 5

Packing

• Shipper’s Responsibilities • General Packing Requirements • Normal conditions of Air Transport • Format of Packing Instructions • List of UN Specification Packaging • Use of Packing Instructions

• Work Project 6—Selecting Packaging Packaging Specifications

and Performance Tests

• Marking UN Specification Packaging • Testing UN Specification Packaging • Work Project 7—Using UN Specification

Packaging

Day 2

7:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Day 1 Review

Marking and Labeling

• Shipper’s Responsibilities for Marking • Shipper’s Responsibilities for Labeling • Hazard Labels

• Handling Labels • Affixing Labels

• Work Project 8—Marking & Labeling Documentation

• Shipper’s Responsibilities

• Completing the Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods

• Completing the Air Waybill • Additional Documentation

• Work Project 9—Shippers’ Declaration and Air Waybill

Handling and Stowage • Acceptance

• Other Responsibilities • Segregation

• Reporting

• Retention of Documents

• Work Project 10—Acceptance Checklist Dangerous Goods in Excepted Quantities

• Work Project 11—Excepted Quantities Dangerous Goods in Limited Quantities

Work Project 12—Limited Quantities

Overpacks - Definition

- General Requirements - Marking and labelling - Documentation

Work Project 13—Overpacks Different Dangerous Goods in One Package • Basic Requirements • “Q” value

• Marking and Labelling • Documentation

• Work Project 14—Different Dangerous Goods in One Package

National and International Requirements

Review Test

TWO-DAY SCHEDULE

You’ll receive the official IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations

2008 IATA Dangerous

Goods Regulations,

Latest Edition

Avoid fines, penalties, and delayed ship-ments by famil-iarizing yourself on marking, labeling, pack-aging, and

documenting air shipments of dan-gerous domestic and international goods.

Issued by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and incorporates the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) man-dates and regulations.

FREE BONUS!

Suggested

Prerequisites

Should have previously

attended one of the following: Multi-Modal Dangerous Goods

(page 2) IATA 2-Day Basic Initial Air Certification

(page 4)

8:00am Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:30 am – 5:00 pm Applicability

• Passenger Awareness for commercial flights • Training Requirements • Shipper’s Responsibility • Operator Responsibility • Enforcement • Exemptions • Consolidations • Security Requirements/Plan Glossary • Definitions • Nomenclature

• Review of metric conversions Limitations

• Forbidden Dangerous Goods • Hidden Dangerous Goods

• Dangerous Goods in Excepted Quantities • State Variations

• Operator Variations Classification

• Determining hazard classifications • Precedence table

• Q Values • Packing Groups Limited Quantity

• Dangerous Goods permitted • Dangerous Goods not permitted • Packaging

• Quantity limitations Identification Table • Using the table • Sample Shipments • Special Provisions Packaging • Packing Instructions • Packing Requirements • UN Spec Packaging • UN Performance Test • Cylinder requirements • Overpacks

Labeling and Marking

• Marking and Labeling Requirements • Specs of labels

• Handling Labels Documentation

• Dangerous Goods Declaration Requirements Emergency Response

Segregation Testing

The International Civil Air Organization (ICAO) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) regulations demand stringent compliance procedures when shipping dangerous goods by air. Keeping up to date with the changes in regula-tions is a must. Failure to comply with regularegula-tions will result in fines, penalties and costly shipment delays. Fines and penalties are significantly higher for air shipment violations.

Also, while airlines follow the IATA regulations, many carriers file variations on those regulations with IATA. The shipper must be aware of and know how to comply with those variations. Failure to comply can result in costly delays of your shipments as well as fines and penalties. Regulations require training and testing. IATA stipulates that recurrent training must occur at a minimum of every two years. The Unz & Co. certificate specifies that you have been trained and tested in the applicable reg-ulations. The training will equip you to pre-pare shipments that are fully compliant with the regulations. Your goods will move quick-ly, safely and profitably.

Topics covered in our 1-day recurrent training workshop include:

■ _{A summary of all regulatory changes in the} prior 12 months

■ _{IATA Regulations effecting the air shipper} ■ _{Shipper responsibilities}

■ _{Operator responsibilities and variations} ■ _{Classification of Articles/Substance Multiple}

Hazards

■ _{Use of the identification table and packing} instructions

■ _{Q Values}

■ _{Packaging/Overpacking} ■ _{Segregation & Handling} ■ _{United Parcel Service differences} ■ _{General Awareness & General Security}

Training

Recurrent Training

One-Day Certification

Shipping

Dangerous

Goods By Air

SCHEDULE

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING

FREE BONUS!

A $285 RETAIL VALUE! Valuable resource materials—yours to keep! The Unz & Co. Workshop Manual Specially designed for the workshop! and…

IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations

Must-have information for air ship-pers of dan-gerous goods.

Plus a handy calculator

SPECIAL

PRICING

Attend both the Multimodal Dangerous Goods Transportation Workshop AND Shipping Dangerous Goods by air

$1,315

You’ll also find cost-cutting tips and tech-niques, such as how to save on hazmat surcharges...

Did you know? The

IATA Regulations permit packing more than one dangerous good in a car-ton as long as it is compat-ible and does not exceed the amount listed as a “Q” value. Other requirements such as labeling, marking, and documentation still apply.

Multimodal Dangerous Goods

Transportation Training

Stamford - Aug. 11-12, 2008 Philadelphia - Aug. 25-26, 2008 Saddle Brook - Sept. 15-16, 2008

Boston - Oct. 15-16, 2008 Garden City - Oct. 20-21, 2008

West Palm Beach Oct. 27-28, 2008 Chicago - Nov. 3-4, 2008 Woodbridge - Dec. 1-2, 2008 Saddle Brook - Jan. 26-27, 2009

Atlantic City - Feb. 9-10, 2009 Garden City - Mar. 9-10, 2009 Stamford - Mar. 23-24, 2009

IATA 2-Day

Basic Initial Air

Stamford - Aug. 7-8, 2008 Philadelphia - Aug. 21-22, 2008 Saddle Brook - Sept. 25-26, 2008

Garden City - Oct. 6-7, 2008 Chicago - Nov. 6-7, 2008 Boston - Nov. 17-18, 2008 Woodbridge - Dec. 8-9, 2008 Atlantic City - Feb. 19-20, 2009

Stamford - Mar. 19-20, 2009

*Shipping Dangerous

Goods by Air

Recurrent Training 1-Day

Stamford - Aug. 13, 2008 Philadelphia - Aug. 27, 2008 Saddle Brook - Sept. 17, 2008

Boston - Oct. 17, 2008 Garden City - Oct. 22, 2008 West Palm Beach - Oct. 29, 2008

Chicago - Nov. 5, 2008 Woodbridge - Dec. 3, 2008 Saddle Brook - Jan. 28, 2009

Atlantic City - Feb. 11, 2009 Garden City - Mar. 11, 2009 Stamford - Mar. 25, 2009

Hotel Reservations. Workshop attendees who

require overnight accommodations are responsible for making their own arrangements. Unz & Co. reserves a block of rooms at the workshop hotel which are held until 30 days prior to the workshop date. Make your reservations early to ensure availability and be sure to mention that you will be attending an Unz & Co. workshop.

Unz & Co. Cancellation Policy. Should a program

be cancelled for any reason, you will be notified as early as possible, enabling you to transfer to another workshop. Unz & Co. liability will be limited to the return of the registration fee.

• If you are unable to attend the workshop for which you have registered, you may: send another person from the same company in your place, or transfer your registration to another date or location scheduled within 12 months of the original workshop date. • Full refunds for written cancellation notices received at least two weeks prior to the start date. Written can-cellations received within two weeks of the start date will result in no refund, but Unz & Co. will issue an enrollment voucher, valid for one year from date of issuance, which may be redeemed at face value for any Unz & Co. workshop.

*PREREQUISITE for Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air Recurrent Training—attendees should have previously attended one of the fol-lowing: Multimodal program (DOT, IATA & IMDG), DOT - CFR Title 49 only, or an IATA Initial Air 2 day program.

R E G I S T R AT I O N F O R M

Register online at www.unzco.com • Call toll-free 800-631-3098 • Fax to 732-868-0260 or

Mail to: 201 Circle Drive N., Suite 104, Piscataway, NJ 08854-3704

Workshop:

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_{Multimodal Dangerous Goods Transportation Certification, 2-Day}

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_{IATA 2-Day Basic Initial Air Certification}

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_{Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air, Recurrent Training 1-Day Certification}

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_{Payment enclosed}

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_{Invoice Company Charge to:}

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_Mastercard

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_Visa

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Street Number: ______________________ Zipcode: ______________________ Please add Priority Code (M) ________ (See mail panel).

REGISTRATION FEES

MultiModal Dangerous Goods Transportation Workshop, 2 days—$895 Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air—IATA Regulations Workshop Recurrent Training 1 day—$495 Attend MultiModal 2-day AND Dangerous Goods by Air 1-day for $1,315

SAVE $75

IATA 2-Day Basic Initial Air Workshop

$950

Prices include instructional materials and

morning and afternoon refreshment breaks.

*See Special Limited Time

Discount on Back Page.

Dangerous Goods Training Workshops

Coming to Your Area Soon!

Are you having difficulty understanding or interpreting the dangerous goods regula-tions that effect your ship-ments? It’s a big job, one which you don’t have to do alone. Unz & Co. can help you comply successfully with the DOT, IATA and IMDG regulations and also satisfy the stringent training requirements.

On-site Compliance Reviews.An on-site audit of your operation will pin-point problem areas. Our con-sulting experts will work side-by-side with your personnel to assess all regulatory issues. This review will be followed by...

In-depth

Recommendations.

Unbiased recommendations for corrective action will be presented in a confidential and comprehensive written report.

Unz & Co. Guarantee of Confidentiality.Our high-relevancy training and in-depth compliance reviews provide a forum for open discussions without compro-mising confidentiality. Unz & Co. will issue a signed confidentiality state-ment to meet your corporate requirements.

Follow-up Reviews.

Follow-up reviews are rec-ommended every six to twelve months or as regula-tions or client products change.

On-going Retainer Services.Our consultants are available to answer tech-nical questions and to help you with your specific needs. Our researchers are on call to answer questions on specific topics and render

ON-SITE

COMPLIANCE

REVIEWS

SAVE TIME AND CUT COSTS WITH CUSTOMIZED TRAINING

Unz&Co. offers a customized training program that combines professional instructors, up-to-date reference materials, and a customized agenda, all presented at your site. You and your staff benefit from company-specific training, enhanced group dynamics and the hands-on lessons that are part of every Unz&Co. workshop. Our In-house Dangerous Goods Transportation Workshop can be cus-tomized to emphasize the materials you deal with most,

including the following topics:

■ _{An in-depth examination of the IATA and IMDG} regu-lations

■ _{Finding your way through the regulations}

■ _{Enforcement, registration and training requirements} ■ _{Classification and use of the tables}

■ _{Packaging selection, marking and labeling}

■ _{Shipment documentation and placarding of vehicles}

Unz & Co. offers over 275+ seminars in 30+ cities nationwide! Visit our website (www.unzco.com) for complete details or call us (800-631-3098) for more information about our seminars. The International Trade Seminars that we offer are:

Classification under the Schedule B Developing an Export Management &

Compliance System

Export Operations & Procedures Export Controls & Licensing

Global Sourcing & Supply Chain Management International Logistics

International Terms of Sale, Payment & Letter of Credit

Introduction to the ITAR & Licensing Workshop Import Operations & Procedures

NAFTA and Other Free Trade Agreements Tariff Classification under the Harmonized

System

Understanding & Implementing C-TPAT U.S. Customs Audits & Compliance

Assessment

PRSRT STD US POSTAGE

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201 Circle Drive N., Suite 104

Piscataway, NJ 08854-3704

Register online at www.unzco.com. • Call toll-free 800-631-3098. Mail or Fax (732-868-0260) the form on Page 7.

ACT NOW!

*Half Price Discount: Register two attendeesto the same workshop (samedate & location) and the thirdattendee will

receive a half pricediscount! Offer expires December31, 2008.

Applies to DangerousGoods seminars only and can’t be combined with